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CONTENTS Mission Statement......................................................................... 2 Letter from Foundation Chair and President....................... 3 Intermountain Healthcare Diversity Scholarship.............. 4 Javier Santos.................................................................................... 5 In-Kind Donations Make a Difference................................. 6-7 Scholarships.................................................................................... 8 Community Recognition Luncheon......................................... 9 Revenue and Expenses...............................................................10 Statistical Summary....................................................................11 Scholarship Sponsors and Donors.........................................13 Golf Tournament..........................................................................14 Foundation Board of Trustees.................................................15 New Board Members..................................................................16 Erich Sontag...................................................................................17 Opportunities to Give.................................................................18 Allied Health Building................................................................19
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MISSION
DAVIS APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE FOUNDATION The mission of the Davis Applied Technology College Foundation is to provide scholarships, equipment, and financial support to the College for technical education that promotes student development and economic growth.
AMY POWELL DENTAL ASSISTING
When Amy Powell realized she wanted to pursue dentistry, she calculated that DATC would help launch her career while saving her money and time. Amy was right—her dedication and a DATC scholarship made her goals more attainable.
As a high school senior, Amy completed the DATC Chairside Dental Hygiene Assistant program, then transitioned into the Dental Assisting Program. Now she’s pursuing a major in biology at Utah State University. Once she’s finished her degree, Amy plans to apply to dental school, and become an orthodontist. “I read a statistic that the average college student changes majors four times before second year,” Amy says. The DATC helped Amy be more deliberate about her goals. “The DATC gives you an opportunity to figure out what field you want to go into, so you’re not wasting money when you go to college .” 2
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Letter from the FOUNDATION BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT 2016 was another year of growth for Davis Applied Technology College (DATC) and the DATC Foundation. As the community and College grow, DATC’s vision of innovative leadership in delivering exceptional technical training is more important than ever. The Foundation plays a critical role in meeting the needs of our students and the community.
MICHAEL J. BOUWHUIS President
LLOYD B. CARR Foundation Board Chair
The Foundation responds to student needs by providing scholarships and raising money for continued growth. During Fiscal Year 2016, scholarships awarded to students increased 15%. Our scholarship recipients become committed, skilled employees. For example, this year DATC’s Surgical Technology students achieved a 100% pass rate on their national certification exam. That’s the kind of excellence employers expect from Davis Applied Technology College. Through fulfiling our mission in delivering exceptional training, we earn the community’s trust. The community then helps our institution to grow through its support and partnership.
We honor that trust. As we move forward, we plan to increase our fundraising revenue by 100%, identify student needs, and build our Foundation Board. Together, we will create a strong community that is prepared to meet the challenges of the future. We thank you for your continued support. We recognize that our efforts to improve students’ lives and sustain our community wouldn’t be possible without you.
Lloyd B. Carr
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INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP Intermountain Healthcare takes seriously its mission to help people live the healthiest lives possible. As the communities it serves continue to grow – both in numbers and in diversity – Intermountain Healthcare feels that the caregivers required to meet healthcare needs should also reflect the various nations, religions, races, and languages of the community served.
As such, Intermountain Healthcare awarded a $25,000 grant in 2015 to establish a Diversity in Healthcare Career Scholarship Fund. This fund is intended to encourage diverse students to complete Davis Applied Technology College’s Practical Nurse program, and it also supports students who wish to continue their education with Weber State University’s Registered Nurse program on DATC campus. By supporting a more diverse workforce, Intermountain Healthcare will be more responsive to the needs of patients from different cultures. “Intermountain is grateful to DATC’s efforts to encourage people from diverse backgrounds to enter the healthcare field,” says Mikelle Moore, Vice President for Intermountain Healthcare Community Benefit. “We want our healthcare workforce to be a reflection of the people we are serving in our mission of helping people live the healthiest lives possible.”
$25,000
GRANT
in 2015 to establish a Diversity in Healthcare Career Scholarship Fund
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As of May 2016, eight students have already been awarded this scholarship. Two have since graduated, and one of these is enrolled in Weber State University’s Registered Nurse program.
Current or future students interested in applying for the Diversity in Healthcare Career Scholarship can visit: datc.edu/public/departments/financialaid/ diversity-scholarship-application.pdf.
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JAVIER SANTOS PRACTICAL NURSE Sometimes, life can take unexpected turns. For Javier Santos, those surprising moments meant leaving his native Colombia (and its tropical climate), moving to Utah, and making a major career change. Javier is trained as a chemist. But when Javier’s first child was born prematurely, he was inspired by the nurses who cared for the entire family. Going back to school meant cutting back his work hours, which in turn made taking care of his family more difficult. That’s why receiving the Intermountain Diversity Scholarship meant so much to him.
“I’m really grateful and my family is grateful to DATC for this help.”
With plans to qualify as an RN from Weber State University, Javier recognizes that his understanding of Latin cultures will help future patients. Javier might never have guessed he’d end up as a nursing student in Utah, but those unexpected moments became an opportunity to help others. “We have to give back when we receive,” Javier says. 2 0 1 6 D a v i s A p p l i e d Te c h n o l o g y C o l l e g e
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Arburg Molding Machine
FANUC M10 Robot Z-Pack System
IN-KIND
EQUIPMENT DONATIONS MAKE A DIFFERENCE In-kind donations are vital to DATC. Through our Foundation, many of our industry partners donate or loan equipment and supplies to the College. These can range from materials, to engines, to machinery. The equipment donations ensure that students are trained on the latest equipment and technology and still allow the programs to stay within limited budgets. “The Arburg molding machine, donated by Merit Medical, is a good addition to the machines in our lab because we can use it for Insert Molding. A six axis robot combined with the Arburg Molding machine will allow us to be able to teach the RJG Master Molder Course.” – Jonathan George, Plastic Injection Molding Technology Instructor
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COMPOSITE MATERIALS “The materials donated by Orbital ATK are used in industry, and by receiving these donations, our students get used to hands-on training using real industry materials. These materials are often too expensive for the Composite Materials Technology program to purchase on its own. Without these donations, students wouldn’t be able to learn on industry-standard materials.” – Wes Hobbs, Composite Materials Technology Instructor
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$126,262
2016 DATC Tuition Waivers
274
$116,958
2016 Total Scholarships
496
$243,220
SCHOLARSHIPS
2016 Foundation Scholarships
Through scholarships, the DATC Foundation gives students opportunities they may not be able to access on their own. More than half of DATC students are within the low to low-medium income bracket, making financial assistance an important part of their education.
The Foundation thanks our donors. Because of your generosity, graduating with a technical education certificate becomes possible for many students who can’t afford to pay tuition on their own.
“I’m a non-traditional student living with my parents. I support myself, so my scholarships help me to educate myself in something I love to do.” – Alison Williams
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COMMUNITY RECOGNITION LUNCHEON Haven J. Barlow honored as first recipient of the DATC Legacy Award
Haven J. Barlow has a knack for appearing when opportunity knocks. As the first recipient of Davis Applied Technology College’s Legacy Award, he humbly downplayed his achievements at the College’s Community Recognition Luncheon, held Thursday, May 12. “Anyone could have done what I did,” he said. “I was just in the right place at the right time.”
Luckily for DATC, Haven knew how to take advantage of those opportunities. As a member of the Utah State Legislature for 42 consecutive years, Haven sponsored many bills to advance education in Utah, not the least of which was the creation of DATC’s predecessor, Davis Applied Vocational Center, in 1978. Haven also led the effort to purchase land where DATC stands today. Haven also led Weber State University’s transition to a four-year university, helped open Hill Aerospace Museum, Antelope State Park, Utah Botanical Center, and various other educational institutions.
Top: Haven Barlow Bottom: Lloyd Carr, Alanna Wilson, Michael Bouwhuis
“Anyone could have done what I did. I was just in the right place at the right time.” – Haven J. Barlow –
DATC’s president, Michael J. Bouwhuis, refers to Haven as the godfather of Applied Technology Colleges, and DATC clearly holds a special place in Haven’s heart. He has been on the Foundation Board since its inception, and has helped secure funding for the Roy W. and Elizabeth E. Simmons Building and the Haven J. and Bonnie Rae Barlow Building. Alanna Wilson, NASA scholarship recipient and founder of the Single Parent Scholarship Fund, also spoke at the event. Other honorees included:
• Davis Hospital and Medical Center, Business Partner of the Year • Weber State University, Education Partner of the Year
• Senator Jerry W. Stevenson, Community Advocate of the Year. 2 0 1 6 D a v i s A p p l i e d Te c h n o l o g y C o l l e g e F o u n d a t i o n
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REVENUES & EXPENSES Foundation Revenues Cash Donations
$108,684
In-Kind Donations
$295,433
Investment Income
$38,971
Golf Tournament Net Revenues
$40,149
Total Revenues
$483,237
Foundation Expenses Administrative Expenses
$24,927
Contributions to DATC Scholarships Awarded $126,262 Equipment $300,433 Other Programs $800 Total Contributions to DATC
$427,495
Total Expenses
$452,423
Foundation Net Income: $30,814 (Year ended June 30, 2016)
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STATISTICAL SUMMARY
$383,205** $249,748
$263,152
$128,294
FY16
Golf Tournament Net Revenues
Scholarship Provided
$41,498 $46,311
$39,479 $40,149
FY13
FY15
60,000
$38,771
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FY15
FY14
FY13
FY12
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FY16
30,000
FY14
The financial highlights presented in this report omit disclosures required by generally accepted accounting principles. A complete copy of the Foundation’s financial statements, which include information omitted in this report, is available by contacting the DATC Foundation.
90,000
FY12
*Increase in FY13 reflects the beginning of a new capital campaign. Certain amounts presented in prior years’ data have been reclassified in order to be consistent with the current year presentation. **FY14 total reflects Polaris in-kind donation of $255,587
$95,668
120,000
$108,544 $116,250 $109,889 $126,262
FY15
FY13
FY13
FY12
FY16
FY15
FY14
$43,468 FY12
FY16
FY15
FY14
FY13
FY12
50,000
FY13
100,000
$72,823
150,000
$76,873
200,000
$168,393
250,000
$108,684
300,000
$121,454
$219,684*
350,000
$295,433
$306,332**
400,000
Total Donations $404,117
In-Kind Donations
$241,215
Cash Donations
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2015/2016 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS AND DONORS The College would like to thank our donors, sponsors, foundations, and partners who have provided both financial and in-kind support. Their contribution has made a difference in the lives of students we serve and enhances the programs and training at the College.
Cash
American Express Banner Bank Chevron Dominion Questar Corporation Louenda Downs George S. & Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation Haven J. and Bonnie Rae Barlow Family Foundation
In-Kind
Broderick Properties Crum Electric Supply Industri-Tech, LLC Jonathan Fike
Henry W. Bull Foundation Deanna Miles Mike Jensen Donna Johnson Lael Wall Family Trust Northern Wasatch Homebuilders Association R. Harold Burton Foundation Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
Kellogg Company Merit Medical Systems, Inc. Orbital ATK Mike Wilden
DATC Employee Contributions Merrill Argyle Kaylie Astin Bridgette Bahe Amanda Bokish Mike and Shirley Bouwhuis Kathleen Brothers Brad Buccambuso Jodie Buttars Pam Carter Kyle Casas David Castaneda Ginger Chinn
Layton Rotary Ruth Eleanor and John Ernest Bamberger Memorial Foundation Tanner Clinic United Way of Salt Lake Robyn Rowe Walton Wells Fargo Foundation Zions Bank
Earnest Cooper Cathy Cummings Kevin Cummings Rosa Diazvela Jennefer Dorrance Lance Eastman Crystal Escalante Stephen Fan Chanel Flores Jennifer Ford Melanie Hall Ric Higbee
Wes Hobbs Amber Jaques Justin King Ann Mackin Renee Magnuson Karen Mecham Kim Miller Penny Moline Shelly Nielsen Rebecca Page Daniel A Powers Sherry Rauch
Kristie Saltzgiver Victoria Schaffner Terri Stephens Angela Tanner Cathleen Turnbow Marcie Valdez Dee Weaver Angel P White Quills Jessica Wolfe Julie Wood Kim Ziebarth
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GOLF CO-SPONSOR
STRUCTURAL STEEL & PLATE FABRICATION COMPANY
MAJOR SPONSORS America First Credit Union
Barlow Corporation
Davis Hospital and Medical Center Futura Industries
Goldenwest Credit Union Gramoll Construction
Harris Corporation
Hexcel
Kaysville Rotary Kellogg’s
Lakeview Hospital Lincoln Electric
Monnit Corporation Orbital ATK
Prime Alliance Bank
Texas Roadhouse, Bountiful
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DATC FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT Davis Applied Technology College hosted its Annual Golf Tournament on July 29, 2015, at Bountiful Ridge Gold Course. Attended by 144 players, the tournament brought together DATC Foundation members and corporate sponsors to enjoy a game of golf and to raise money.
“Thanks to our sponsors and teams who were so generous,” says Foundation Chair Lloyd Carr of Carr Printing, “we raised over $40,000 to provide scholarships to qualified students.” Seventeen major sponsors donated to this year’s tournament, including signature tournament sponsor Structural Steel & Plate Fabrication (SS&PF). The golfers enjoyed breakfast provided by Kellogg’s and lunch provided by Texas Roadhouse. Ed Kenley Ford provided Hole-in-one contest cars. This year’s tournament honored the Foundation’s tradition of raising thousands of dollars that directly benefit DATC students, and the Foundation hopes next year will be even better. The next tournament will be held July 26, 2017. We invite you to support the event as a participant or sponsor. For more information, contact the Foundation Office at 801-593-2374 or datc.foundation@datc.edu. or visit datc.edu/golf.
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FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lloyd Carr, Chair
Grant L. Christian, M.D.
Brad Walters, Board Liaison
Ann Shumway
Robyn Rowe Walton, Vice-Chair
Taylor Dean, Secretary/Treasurer Claudia Allen
Haven J. Barlow
Jewel Lee Kenley
Timothy Pehrson Barbara Smith Neil Wall
Mikal Byrd
Emeritus Members Margaret Anderson Jean Madsen Foundation Administrative and Support Staff Michael J. Bouwhuis President
Russell S. Galt Vice President of Administrative Services Will Pierce Vice President of Development and Quality
Back Row: Ann Shumway, Russell Galt, Mike Bouwhuis, Lloyd Carr, Taylor Dean
Marcie Valdez Foundation Director
Front Row: Robyn Rowe Walton, Barbara Smith, Mikal Byrd, Grant Christian, M.D.
Amber Morgan Foundation Assistant
Middle Row: Marcie Valdez, Will Pierce, Jewel Lee Kenley, Haven Barlow, Amber Morgan, Claudia Allen Not Pictured: Brad Walters, Timothy Pehrson, Neil Wall
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NEW BOARD MEMBERS MIKAL BYRD Mikal Byrd began her career with Chevron in 2012 as a Policy, Government, and Public Affairs Representative for the Appalachian Mountain Business Unit in Pennsylvania. She transferred to her current position at the Salt Lake Refinery in 2014 where her responsibilities include management of community relations, including the Fuel Your School program and internal and external communications. Mikal is actively involved with the Davis Chamber of Commerce, is a recent graduate of their Leadership Institute and serves on the executive committee for Women In Business.
ANN SHUMWAY
Ann Shumway is the manager at the Farmington Zions Bank. Previously, she owned a construction company that specialized in high-end residential projects. In her current roll as a commercial lender, Ann helps small businesses plan and succeed. Ann currently serves on the executive board for Safe Harbor and Children’s Justice Center. Ann is active in the Davis Chamber of Commerce and is involved with the Teach the Children program educating students about the importance of saving and investing.
JEWEL LEE KENLEY Jewel Lee Kenley is the owner and President of Ed Kenley Ford, which was founded in 1981 with her late husband Ed. Jewel Lee has expanded the business to include Quicklane (quick lube), The Car Barn, EKF Custom Accessories, Larson Boats and Ed Kenley Investments. Jewel Lee has received the Athena Award, the Woman in Business Award and the Legacy Award from the Davis Chamber of Commerce. Most recently, Jewel Lee was recognized with the Lewis W. Shurtleff Award from Weber State University for contributions to education. Jewel Lee serves on many local and State Boards and committees and is a former Trustee of Weber State University and the Davis Applied Technology College. 16
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THANKS
ERICH SONTAG
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“Over the course of my professional career I have come to know that knowledge is power,” says Erich Sontag, Treasurer and Executive Board Member of the DATC Foundation Board from April 2009 through June 2016. “Over the course of my years of service on the DATC Foundation Board I have come to appreciate that hope is power. I have witnessed thousands of DATC Students lives blessed by the scholarships and generous community support that has given these individual students hope, knowledge, and power to receive a first class education, certification, or technical skills trade that has transformed their lives, families, and community.”
MANY
Erich’s leadership, passion, and contributions to the Board throughout his seven years of service helped many students achieve their dreams.
Erich is also committed to the community. As President of the Utah Division of Banner Bank, he has worked for more than 30 years to promote Utah’s economic success. Currently, he serves on the Executive Board of the Northern Utah United Way. He is also a board member of the Salt Lake Chamber, the Utah Technology Council, and the McKay-Dee Hospital Foundation. The Foundation thanks Erich for his service and for creating knowledge, hope, and power at Davis Applied Technology College in the lives of our students and in our community.
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OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE | Donate to Scholarships
For many individuals, a DATC education would not be possible without financial aid. Your donation is an investment in their future and our community.
| Consider In-Kind Donations
DATC’s programs prepare graduates for real-world jobs and train students on the most up-to-date equipment available. In-kind equipment and material donations help students develop expertise using current technology that prepares them to be outstanding employees with valuable skills.
| Donate to the Allied Health Building
Be a part of future healthcare education in Davis County by donating to the DATC Allied Health Building. Many naming opportunities are available. To discuss how you can support our efforts, contact the DATC Foundation Director at 801-593-2374 or marcie.valdez@datc.edu.
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ALLIED HEALTH BUILDING For nearly 40 years, the DATC has been a part of the tradition of caring in Davis County. Through our Allied Health programs, we train the students who become your caregivers. Our students will save lives and provide healing, and recovery to your family and our community. The population is rapidly growing, and so is the demand for quality caregivers. With your help, the DATC will build the future of Davis County healthcare. It will start with a new Allied Health Building that will give students the space and technology they need to become the best caregivers possible. Join us as we invest not just in a place, but in the next generation of caregivers; those who will make it their life’s work to turn our emergency rooms, hospitals, and clinics into places of healing, and recovery for you and your loved ones. For information on opportunities to invest in building a healthy tomorrow, please visit datc.edu/foundation.
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“The Davis Applied Technology College has been a great partner with Intermountain Healthcare for many years. We rely on the DATC to provide highly qualified and trained caregivers to work in our hospitals and clinics across the Wasatch Front. We anticipate even greater needs as we expand our network of caring in Davis County and support the need for a new DATC Allied Health Building. A collaborative community approach to healthcare is needed to ensure a healthy tomorrow.” – Tim Pehrson, Vice President North Region Intermountain Healthcare and DATC Foundation Board Member
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